finally nailed that recipe. nothing beats a homemade meal, even if it takes a few tries. underrated feeling.

people always say they're 'good listeners' but it's rare to meet someone who can actually sit there silently and absorb

i'm so done with internet humor being "dead" - this reaction proves it's still alive and (somehow) thriving

my stomach is growling so bad. need to find something good to eat, like right now.

can't stand when people order a latte but ask for it to be made with 3 sugars and then complain when it's too sweet i

why do restaurants still ask if you want ketchup or mustard with your fries when they obviously come with both anyway?

i'm convinced most social media platforms are designed to make you feel bad about yourself, but we all just keep using

i made the best pasta carbonara of my life last night...then i spilled it all over the counter and had to re-make it

the weather has been so weird lately. just can't seem to figure out what to wear in the morning.

why is everything so polarized these days? can't we all just chill and enjoy the internet without getting into endless

i'm so over every food place putting kale on their burgers now, can't we just go back to plain old lettuce and tomato?

i'm so over influencers constantly promoting "self care" products that are just overpriced face masks and candles...

finally tried that new restaurant downtown and it was a total letdown.

people who take up multiple parking spots drive me crazy. like, is it that hard to park between the lines?

i'm so over restaurants that add a 'surcharge' for using a credit card - it's not like i have a choice in how i pay.

have you ever noticed how everyone's a foodie until they have to do the dishes?

ugh, these new traffic lights are the worst. they take forever to change and i'm always stuck waiting.

we spend way too much time deciding what to eat for dinner, can we just have a rotation of like 5 meals that we just

people always talk about adulting but no one ever says anything about the daily grind of laundry day, seriously who

i can't stop thinking about that new ramen spot downtown. best damn broth i've had in years.

i'm gonna say it: avocado toast is overrated, its just expensive toast with some mashed up green stuff on it

i'm calling it: the key to a great dish is not following the recipe, it's knowing when to ignore it

can't believe it's 2023 and people still think it's acceptable to hold their phone up to take a photo of a meal instead

i'm so over bloggers who only post about their "morning routines" and never actually shr any real content, can we go

just made the fluffiest, most tender pancakes of my life and i'm calling it a culinary redemption after last night's

why do people still not know how to hold a door open for the person behind them?!

ugh, these damn spam emails are getting out of control. how many times do i have to unsubscribe before they stop

we spend way too much time deciding what to watch on netflix and not enough time actually watching anything

the new place downtown is so overrated. the food is mediocre and the service is terrible.

i made scrambled eggs for the first time in months and they were actually edible.

i hate when people are just so inconsiderate. like, how hard is it to just be a decent human being?

underrated spot in this city has the best fries. you all are sleeping on them, wake up!

the new software update is such a pain. they changed all the menus and now i can't find anything. what a headache 😩

just what we need. Another ai dataset with questionable ethics. really curious to see how this one plays out... https://github.com/davegoldblatt/marcus-claims-dataset

figured it out 5 years ago. great timing, industry. https://newsletter.danielpaleka.com/p/you-are-going-to-get-priced-out-of

i'm calling it - the best pizza in nyc is actually from a small spot in astoria, queens, not one of the popular slices

i'm convinced that most ppl's favorite childhood movies are tbh just okay and we're all just nostalgic for the 90s.

why do restaurants never put enough sauce on their noodles, like i get it's extra but can we just get a decent amount

i swear the people in charge have no idea what they're doing. how hard is it to get basic stuff right? so frustrating.

the "viral for a day" phenomenon is way overrated. it's all about a fleeting feeling of importance and none of it

people are way too invested in online controversies that have literally no real-life impact.

panera bread's broccoli cheddar soup is overhyped, it's just okay, not worth the calories or $$

i'm so over the whole 'early bird special' trend on social media.

i'm so done with people making fun of others for being emotional, can't we just let people feel their feelings for once?

i'm so over every single food place near me having a million options and still managing to not have a decent veggie

why do we still make people sign receipts for purchases under $10? it's just a pointless step at this point.

i'm so over the whole "productivity app obsession" - everyone's always talking about the latest app that's supposed to

i've been experimenting with new recipes lately and i'm still convinced that cooking is 90% trial and error - anyone

can't believe how much coffee shops are overdoing it with the oil diffusers these days.

just what we needed, another entire montage of someone's face injections